Cloudbooks are the Windows 10 equivalent of a Chromebook
Not everyone needs a laptop with a beefy processor and tons of RAM, in fact, most people need nothing more than what's necessary to allow them to browse the web....
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The EFF has introduced a newer, stronger “Do Not Track” standard
You can ask your web browser to send "Do Not Track" requests to the websites you visit, but this doesn't really do anything of substance. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)...
This plan would take control of the Internet away from America
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has maintained the database of addresses for the vast majority of the Internet for more than a decade, which more less...
The FDA has approved the first-ever 3D-printed drug
We've seen 3D printing used to create everything from simple toys to DIY firearms, but now we might start seeing actual consumable drugs being 3D printed. Aprecia Pharmaceuticals recently received approval from...
Someone managed to hack the OnePlus 2’s invite system
With the number of people signing up for a OnePlus 2 invite quickly approaching the two million mark, many OnePlus fans are worried that it'll be a while before they...
The first Firefox OS-powered Chromecast competitor is already dead
Firefox OS suffered yet another blow to its adoption yesterday when crowd-funded Chromecast competitor Matchstick announced that it will no longer be developing the Firefox OS-powered dongle due to issues...
Xiaomi has passed Apple to become the top smartphone seller in China
It was kind of funny how Xiaomi, often called the "Apple of China," actually controlled less of the smartphone market in China than Apple did. That's no longer the case,...
Should we allow businesses to launch counter-attacks against hackers?
They say the best defense is a good offense, so why aren't we letting corporations launch counter-attacks against hackers? That's the question that counter-terrorism expert and former government official Juan Zarate recently...
Amazon is restricting who you share your Prime account with
Sharing is caring, but it also means less people paying for premium subscriptions. That's why Amazon has decided to limit how many people you can share your Amazon Prime membership...
Lollipop is now running on 18.1% of Android devices
What sucks about Android updates is that they can take months to actually reach your device, assuming they ever reach it. All you need to do is look at Android's...
Google has been secretly operating its own car company for years
We've known about Google's autonomous vehicle ambitions for a while, but we're only just now learning that the company actually owns an automotive subsidiary. Known as Google Auto, the Guardian...
Fallout 4 has more than 400 hours of content
One of the best things about Bethesda's RPGs is their excellent replay value, and Fallout 4 won't be an exception. We already know that even the game's developers don't know...